Sentence examples for systems could lead from inspiring English sources

Utilities say a patchwork of old and new meter systems could lead to more cost and less efficiency.

Four emergency levels are outlined, running in degree of seriousness from the least worrisome "Unusual Event," to the "General Emergency," which is called when "problems affecting plant safety systems could lead to a release of radioactivity above federal guidelines outside the plant".

Hydrate agglomeration in oil-water systems could lead to pipeline hydrate plugging.

The interplay of those two weather systems "could lead to big impacts," including severe floods, Vecchi says.

We thus believe that fractal analysis of chaotic systems could lead us to a deeper understanding of their nature, and maybe even to predict their seemingly unpredictable behaviour.

Understanding the neural mechanisms by which subjects use BCI systems could lead to improved designs and provide unique insights into normal motor control and skill acquisition.

Or, an irregularity in the cat's system could lead to the over-production of certain minerals that would only solidify in the bladder, leading to bladder stones.

Changing the system could lead to higher evasion".

And the system could lead to interesting new applications.

I was also suspicious that a music-processing system could lead to a lazy, repetitive way of writing.

Gingerbread, a charity that campaigns for single parents, warned the new system could lead to "unstable" arrangements.